Sentence examples for mass alarm from inspiring English sources

We don't get much of the beast himself, but we do get a lot of mass alarm and terrible weather.

A government convoy, attempting to leave a compound, threatened to cause injury as it shuddered through the teeming masses, alarming both pilgrims and passengers as they brushed past.

Alarm red, people, alarm red.

After Osborne, Stoppard, Penelope Lively, and others sold their papers to Texas, the mass departure aroused alarm in Britain — a 2005 headline in the London Times proclaimed, "WRITERS UNITE TO FIGHT FLIGHT OF LITERARY PAPERS TO U.S".

Reprieve said the plans for the mass execution were "alarming... and should prompt revulsion and condemnation from Saudi Arabia's allies".

Europeans invest about two-thirds of their equity at home and, although there is alarm over mass migration from the east, fewer than 2% of Europeans work in another EU country.

Meir Javedanfar (@MeirJa) Welcome to the new Middle East where within the same week #Israel bombs #Syria & Syria bombs targets in #Iraq http://t.co/Z2Em5zQacB June 26 , 20142.15pm BST The UN's children's charity, Unicef, has expressed alarm about the "mass displacement" of people in northern Iraq after it said 1,500 people have fled fighting in Hamdaniya.

The show's unpredictability, along with Tom-Tom's jabs at corporate America, soon alarmed mass-market sponsors like Carnation and Bristol-Myers -- as Mr. Tewksbury and Mr. Leighton had hoped it would.

That makes the attack the most deadly act of terror in America since September 11th 2001, apart from mass shootings.To add to the alarm the bombings caused, the authorities intercepted two letters, one addressed to Barack Obama and another to Roger Wicker, a senator, which appeared to contain ricin, a lethal poison.

The Orissa state government, helped out by Delhi, surprised many by reacting early - sounding the alarm and organising mass evacuations along the coastal belt.

Is it, as the government insists, an outbreak of mass hysteria, or something more alarming?